Jobdiva: headhunter/recruiter spam source

[Sam]

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This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.

I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.

Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.

So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.

I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.

I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.

But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.

I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.

This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

[Susan]

Post by Sam
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.

Selected Entity Name: JOBDIVA INCORPORATED
Selected Entity Status Information Current Entity Name: JOBDIVA
INCORPORATED
Initial DOS Filing Date: OCTOBER 15, 2003
County: NEW YORK
Jurisdiction: DELAWARE
Entity Type: FOREIGN BUSINESS CORPORATION
Current Entity Status: ACTIVE

Selected Entity Address Information DOS Process (Address to which DOS
will mail process if accepted on behalf of the entity)
GREENBERG TRAURIG
ATTN: SHAHE SINANIAN
200 PARK AVENUE
NEW YORK, NEW YORK, 10166
Chairman or Chief Executive Officer
DIYA OBEID
116 JOHN ST
14TH FL
NEW YORK, NEW YORK, 10038
Principal Executive Office
DIYA OBEID
116 JOHN ST
14TH FL
NEW YORK, NEW YORK, 10038
Registered Agent
NONE

ALGOMOD TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
New york, NY
OBEID, DIYA
(VICE PRESIDENT)
OBEID, DIYA
(DIRECTOR)
OBEID, TANIA
(PRESIDENT)
OBEID, TANIA
(DIRECTOR)

http://www.jobdiva.com/company/diya_obeid/

http://archive.poly.edu/news/archives/news2/?id=1273

That has his pic ;-)

Party on, Garth.

[h***@gmail.com]

Post by Sam
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This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.
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This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

i also have been receiving these kind of email and i've sending them to IC3 - FBI Investgation.

this is cyber crime.

and it seems like these indians or whatever they are from is spaming people.


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this is their header.

i'd like to see them getting in deep trouble.

[A Google watcher]

These are pathetic fallacies by Sam and his buddy. They could have visited the web site of JobDiva and listened to its client's testimonials. I am one of them. JobDiva helped my company find jobs for thousands of people, literally, thousands of people. The real pathetic party here is Google, which hosts such trash talk. They are the ones whose products should be shut down.

[bar0]

Post by A Google watcher
The real pathetic party here is Google, which hosts such trash talk. They are the ones whose products should be shut down.

Are you in the pay of ATT, Comcast, or Bing? or just a dupe?

[WindsorFox<SS>]

Post by A Google watcher
These are pathetic fallacies by Sam and his buddy. They could have
visited the web site of JobDiva and listened to its client's
testimonials. I am one of them. JobDiva helped my company find jobs
for thousands of people, literally, thousands of people. The real
pathetic party here is Google, which hosts such trash talk. They are
the ones whose products should be shut down.

So you are replying to a three year old message that you obviously
did not understand? Really? Sam said little other than he received spam
from jobdiva. I'd say if you wanted to be taken half way seriously you
should refute that, but you can't. If he received unconsolidated mail
then that's what it was.

I can not say that my opinion on Google differs too much from that,
but WTF does Google have to do with it other than keeping the Usenet
archive?

[k***@gmail.com]

I got 2 emails from different recruiters for the same job with the same company within 2 hours of each other. Good work recruiters. Everyone watch out for Mashpoint based in Iselin, New Jersey.

Post by Sam
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This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

[Sam]

Post by k***@gmail.com
I got 2 emails from different recruiters for the same job with the same
company within 2 hours of each other. Good work recruiters. Everyone watch
out for Mashpoint based in Iselin, New Jersey.

Well, that certainly agrees with my observations three years ago. It is a
safe bet that anything coming out of jobdivabk.com meets the definition of
spam in more than one way.

I guess nothing has changed.

[a***@gmail.com]

Post by Sam
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This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

This is what I received 5 Hour Ago

01/21/14 10:02 AM



Hello, my name is Michaela Sousa, I am a technical recruiter with The Computer Merchant, Ltd., (TCM).



I'm recruiting on a position that I wanted to talk to you about. If this position is one that you are interested in learning more about, please contact me immediately. If this e-mail has reached you in error, please disregard. The job description below details the qualifications and experience needed for the ideal candidate. I am anticipating our client moving quickly on this, I would appreciate an email with your updated resume attached.

Job Title: PC Support Technician III
Location: HOUSTON, Texas
Duration: 6 month contract

Main Responsibilities:
High School Diploma with 5 to 7 years experience.
Provides basic troubleshooting assistance and ticket resolution for personal computer users. Supports computer users with installation of basic hardware/software and networking components to meet personal computer needs. Diagnoses and troubleshoots basic problems with individual or multiple computer systems in order to maintain proper functioning; resolves issues including contacting and assisting vendors. Conducts diagnostic reviews and produces error reports as requested by customers in order to identify and correct any problems. Assists with computer studies, projects, and implementation of policies throughout area of assignment. Assists in the design and development of standardized operational management reports in order to identify issues or monitor computers. Researches, analyzes and provides hardware/software quotations, ordering information and other purchasing information to users to assist in ordering needed equipment. Good organizational and problem solving skills. Ability to install, remove or repair basic computer systems.

Drug Test and Background Check upon hire



I can be reached at 1-800-617-6172. If you prefer to contact me via email my address is ***@tcml.com. You can also visit our website, www.tcml.com. It will help you learn more about us. If you are not qualified for this position, please accept my apologies. However, if you know someone who is qualified and would be interested in this position, please pass this message along; I would be very grateful for the referral. I look forward to speaking with you soon.


Sincerely,


Michaela Sousa

The Computer Merchant, Ltd. (TCM)
95 Longwater Circle
Norwell, MA 02061
Office: 800-617-6172
www.tcml.com


Who is The Computer Merchant, LTD?



For over three decades, The Computer Merchant, Ltd., (TCM), has earned national recognition as an Information Technology & Software Engineering staffing and solutions provider. TCM specializes in Enterprise Technology contract assignments, direct-hire, project teams, SOW project solutions and manages service programs. TCM's clients are represented by Technologists like you who we have place over the years with Fortune 500, mid-to-small/medium sized business, as well as DOD, Federal, State and Local government clients. TCM's maturity in the staffing industry has enabled TCM to offer our contractors a wide range of employment opportunities nationally, regionally and locally throughout the United States. TCM is continuously recognized for successfully recruiting and delivering quality and value to the Technologists that we place with our customers. Our ability to service the consultants and clients that we work with is powered by our centralized technical recruiting and sales organization, coupled with our ability to recruit candidates from our extensive database of technical professionals. TCM's mission is to be recognized as a leader in our industry, deliver outstanding services to the technical professionals and customers that we serve, and be viewed as partners to our consultants and clients.



Note: Please allow me to reiterate that I chose to contact you either because your resume had been posted to one of the internet job sites to which we subscribe, or you had previously submitted your resume to The Computer Merchant, Ltd. I assumed that you are either looking for a new employment opportunity, or you are interested in investigating the current job market.


If you are not currently seeking employment, or if you would prefer I contact you at some later date, please indicate your date of availability so that I may honor your request. In any event, I respectfully recommend you continue to avail yourself to the employment options and job market information we provide with our e-mail notices.



Thanks again.






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This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

This is what I received 5 Hour Ago
01/21/14 10:02 AM
Hello, my name is Michaela Sousa, I am a technical recruiter with The Computer Merchant, Ltd., (TCM).
I'm recruiting on a position that I wanted to talk to you about. If this position is one that you are interested in learning more about, please contact me immediately. If this e-mail has reached you in error, please disregard. The job description below details the qualifications and experience needed for the ideal candidate. I am anticipating our client moving quickly on this, I would appreciate an email with your updated resume attached.
Job Title: PC Support Technician III
Location: HOUSTON, Texas
Duration: 6 month contract
High School Diploma with 5 to 7 years experience.
Provides basic troubleshooting assistance and ticket resolution for personal computer users. Supports computer users with installation of basic hardware/software and networking components to meet personal computer needs. Diagnoses and troubleshoots basic problems with individual or multiple computer systems in order to maintain proper functioning; resolves issues including contacting and assisting vendors. Conducts diagnostic reviews and produces error reports as requested by customers in order to identify and correct any problems. Assists with computer studies, projects, and implementation of policies throughout area of assignment. Assists in the design and development of standardized operational management reports in order to identify issues or monitor computers. Researches, analyzes and provides hardware/software quotations, ordering information and other purchasing information to users to assist in ordering needed equipment. Good organizational and problem solving skills. Ability to install, remove or repair basic computer systems.
Drug Test and Background Check upon hire
Hello, This is what I recieved today six hours ago.

Robert McClure ***@tcml.com via jobdivabk.com
3:15 PM (8 hours ago)

to me
02/21/14 3:05 PM

Hello , my name is Robert McClure, I am a technical recruiter with The Computer Merchant, Ltd., (TCM).

I'm recruiting on a position that I wanted to alert you to immediately. Your resume that we have on file indicates you may be interested. If this position is one that you are interested in learning more about, please contact me immediately. The job description below details the qualifications and experience needed for the ideal candidate. I am anticipating our client moving quickly on this, I would appreciate an email or call my number listed below as soon as possible.

Fortune 500 Hospitality-HQ
Program Manager-HR Application Implementation Experience
Stamford, CT
+1 Year W2 Contract

Client Requirements:

We are looking for a technically savvy, disciplined senior program manager to lead a large, complex program in our revenue management business area and HR applications/development/implementation initiatives.
The successful candidate should have a track record of successfully delivering large initiatives by developing strong relationships, demonstrating core project management principles, communicating with senior level executives as well as core project teams, and driving key measures via metrics and reporting.
As a leader within the PPMO team, we are seeking a candidate to bring rigor and best practices (Agile, Scrum, Iterative, Waterfall, PMI) to the program where applicable and lead the PM team on the program.

The job responsibilities include:
- Establishing the program management functions that drive the overall direction, coordination, execution, and control of a large, complex program with various workstreams and ensure consistency with company strategy, commitments and goals.
- Management of program budgets: 15M+.
- Communications across various levels of stakeholders to drive accountability, escalation and awareness.
- Drive the appropriate levels of project governance to ensure risks, issues, and critical dependencies are being addressed.
-Ensures that requirements are met with quality, on time, within budget.
-Manages key vendors and ensures that their deliverables tie into the overall program targets.
- Monitors program key performance indicators and ensures that key stakeholders are informed and the team is addressing risk areas.

Requirements/Qualifications
- BS/BA in Computer Science, Business, or related field
- Minimum of 10+ years of experience in IT
- Minimum of 5+ years of experience as a Program Manager
- PMP Certification is a nice to have
- Proven ability to drive large scale projects with high collaboration and leadership
- Excellent written and oral communications
- Excellent judgment, decision making skills, and the ability to work under continual deadlines and pressure
- Excellent presentation skills and experience of presenting to executive leadership
Our direct client is a global Fortune 500 company within the Travel and Hospitality Industry who thrives on setting the bar high for competitors.
They pride themselves on using the most up-to-date and cutting edge technologies as well as making their brands stand out from the rest. They offer a fast-paced, friendly, upbeat environment with never-ending growth potential.

With business casual dress attire, free shuttle service from public transportation locations, a diverse atmosphere, and a constant drive for improvement, does this seem like the place for you?

I can be reached at 1-800-617-6172 x 4388. If you prefer to contact me via email my address is ***@tcml.com. You can also visit our website, www.tcml.com. It will help you learn more about us. If you are not qualified for this position, please accept my apologies. However, if you know someone who is qualified and would be interested in this position, please pass this message along; I would be very grateful for the referral. I look forward to speaking with you soon.

Sincerely,

Robert McClure
The Computer Merchant, Ltd. (TCM)
95 Longwater Circle
Norwell, MA 02061
Office: 800-617-6172
www.tcml.com

Who is The Computer Merchant, LTD?

For over three decades, The Computer Merchant, Ltd., (TCM), has earned national recognition as an Information Technology & Software Engineering staffing and solutions provider. TCM specializes in Enterprise Technology contract assignments, direct-hire, project teams, SOW project solutions and manages service programs. TCM's clients are represented by Technologists like you who we have place over the years with Fortune 500, mid-to-small/medium sized business, as well as DOD, Federal, State and Local government clients. TCM's maturity in the staffing industry has enabled TCM to offer our contractors a wide range of employment opportunities nationally, regionally and locally throughout the United States. TCM is continuously recognized for successfully recruiting and delivering quality and value to the Technologists that we place with our customers. Our ability to service the consultants and clients that we work with is powered by our centralized technical recruiting and sales organization, coupled with our ability to recruit candidates from our extensive database of technical professionals. TCM's mission is to be recognized as a leader in our industry, deliver outstanding services to the technical professionals and customers that we serve, and be viewed as partners to our consultants and clients.

Note: Please allow me to reiterate that I chose to contact you either because your resume had been posted to one of the internet job sites to which we subscribe, or you had previously submitted your resume to The Computer Merchant, Ltd. I assumed that you are either looking for a new employment opportunity, or you are interested in investigating the current job market.

If you are not currently seeking employment, or if you would prefer I contact you at some later date, please indicate your date of availability so that I may honor your request. In any event, I respectfully recommend you continue to avail yourself to the employment options and job market information we provide with our e-mail notices.

Thanks again.

Post by a***@gmail.com
Sincerely,
Michaela Sousa
The Computer Merchant, Ltd. (TCM)
95 Longwater Circle
Norwell, MA 02061
Office: 800-617-6172
www.tcml.com
Who is The Computer Merchant, LTD?
For over three decades, The Computer Merchant, Ltd., (TCM), has earned national recognition as an Information Technology & Software Engineering staffing and solutions provider. TCM specializes in Enterprise Technology contract assignments, direct-hire, project teams, SOW project solutions and manages service programs. TCM's clients are represented by Technologists like you who we have place over the years with Fortune 500, mid-to-small/medium sized business, as well as DOD, Federal, State and Local government clients. TCM's maturity in the staffing industry has enabled TCM to offer our contractors a wide range of employment opportunities nationally, regionally and locally throughout the United States. TCM is continuously recognized for successfully recruiting and delivering quality and value to the Technologists that we place with our customers. Our ability to service the consultants and clients that we work with is powered by our centralized technical recruiting and sales organization, coupled with our ability to recruit candidates from our extensive database of technical professionals. TCM's mission is to be recognized as a leader in our industry, deliver outstanding services to the technical professionals and customers that we serve, and be viewed as partners to our consultants and clients.
Note: Please allow me to reiterate that I chose to contact you either because your resume had been posted to one of the internet job sites to which we subscribe, or you had previously submitted your resume to The Computer Merchant, Ltd. I assumed that you are either looking for a new employment opportunity, or you are interested in investigating the current job market.
If you are not currently seeking employment, or if you would prefer I contact you at some later date, please indicate your date of availability so that I may honor your request. In any event, I respectfully recommend you continue to avail yourself to the employment options and job market information we provide with our e-mail notices.
Thanks again.
..............................
If you would like to unsubscribe, please click here.
Lookup Candidate

[n***@gmail.com]

I had my resume posted on careerbuilder, dice and monster. I started getting emails from companies via jobdiva about a month ago.
I've already gotten a job and removed my profiles from those sites. I'm still getting emails. I get about 40 a day. I have unsubscribed to at least 60 of them individually.
I've spoken to someone at jobdiva and they said once your profile is on any of those sites, the companies that use jobdiva can download that data locally and can still use it.
I find it hard to believe that companies would want stale data. But I digress.

There MUST be a way to filter them out to spam directly.
I've tried 3 different gmail filters. None of them work.
Any suggestions?

[Rev. Beergoggles]

Post by n***@gmail.com
I had my resume posted on careerbuilder, dice and monster. I started
getting emails from companies via jobdiva about a month ago.
I've already gotten a job and removed my profiles from those sites.
I'm still getting emails. I get about 40 a day. I have unsubscribed
to at least 60 of them individually. I've spoken to someone at
jobdiva and they said once your profile is on any of those sites,
the companies that use jobdiva can download that data locally and can
still use it. I find it hard to believe that companies would want
stale data. But I digress.
There MUST be a way to filter them out to spam directly.
I've tried 3 different gmail filters. None of them work.
Any suggestions?

Other than you should have used a disposable email for that type of service (and posting to Usenet), no. Suspect a lot of those
offers might be for sketchy jobs anyway. Spammers love to harvest email from poorly managed job/employment sites.

Frankly, I'd stop responding or asking for removal. Quite a few spam operations use this ploy to confirm a live email account.

Wish I had a better answer.

[Guifort]

Post by Sam
Received: from jobdivabk.com (fw.jobdivabk.com [66.111.12.234]) by
mxw05.daemonmail.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7B30F20070E for
Received: from batch153 ([10.10.130.153]) by jobdivabk.com (L-Soft HDMail 2.1);
Thu, 16 Dec 2010 17:02:37 -0500
This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

I had the same bad experience with JobDiva, but I eventually found a workaround: http://www.guifort.org/home/2014/5/20/would-you-kindly-stop-to-spam-me

Feel free to use my email as a template to get rid of these spams.

[BEIDesign]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

< a buncha stuff>

Post by Guifort

Post by Sam
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

I had the same bad experience with JobDiva, but I eventually found
xxxx://xxx.guifort.org/home/2014/5/20/would-you-kindly-stop-to-spam-me
Feel free to use my email as a template to get rid of these spams.

<Splorf> I'm sure Sam has been waiting with bated breath for the
past three years, four months, twenty-seven days for your
"workaround". .

[Sam]

Post by BEIDesign
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
< a buncha stuff>

Post by Guifort

Post by Sam
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

I had the same bad experience with JobDiva, but I eventually found
xxxx://xxx.guifort.org/home/2014/5/20/would-you-kindly-stop-to-spam-me
Feel free to use my email as a template to get rid of these spams.

<Splorf> I'm sure Sam has been waiting with bated breath for the past
three years, four months, twenty-seven days for your "workaround". .

Actually, this appears to be the *fourth* time this year that some
net.newbie stumbled across that thread in Google, and posted in it:

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/news.admin.net-abuse.email/8GRgo0Bvx1w/9eSnSjlDL-8J

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/news.admin.net-abuse.email/8GRgo0Bvx1w/eHWLdjYcFpUJ

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/news.admin.net-abuse.email/8GRgo0Bvx1w/Gx4w41kLNxUJ

But, this looks like the first blogspam in this thread!

Obviously, jobdiva is spamming the crap out of everyone. Their victims run a
Google search on jobdiva, and this thread appears to rank on the first page,
thus this drive-by posting. But, I'm going to take this opportunity to drive
this thread's rank higher, by a small notch.

But, yes, although this newbie means well, I obviously had a more efficient
solution in place since then, that does not require me to naively ask those
clowns to stop spamming me. And, don't you know it, those spambags are still
leaving wet spots in my mail logs:

May 16 12:00:13 shorty courieresmtpd: error,relay=::ffff:
66.111.12.234,from=<***@lenmarit.com>,to=<*******************: 511
jobdiva.com blacklisted for spamming.

Now, the interesting part, is that jobdiva appears to have graduated to full-
blown spamming. They are no longer just spamming email addresses they steal
from Monster, Dice, etc
 The email address that they tried to spam four days
ago was not used to register on any of the job sites. It's the same
harvested, well-publicized email address of mine that's on every spamming
parasite's "100 million email addresses" CD.

When I originally posted that, more than three years ago, my only intentions
were, on a lark, to have it simply indexed on Google, and show up,
occasionally, in someone's search. Obviously, this has been a smashing
success.

[BEIDesign]

Sam wrote:

<When I originally posted that, more than three years ago, my only
intentions
were, on a lark, to have it simply indexed on Google, and show up,
occasionally, in someone's search. Obviously, this has been a
smashing
success.>

Kudos! ;-D

[r***@gmail.com]

Post by Guifort

Post by Sam
Received: from jobdivabk.com (fw.jobdivabk.com [66.111.12.234]) by
mxw05.daemonmail.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7B30F20070E for
Received: from batch153 ([10.10.130.153]) by jobdivabk.com (L-Soft HDMail 2.1);
Thu, 16 Dec 2010 17:02:37 -0500
This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

I had the same bad experience with JobDiva, but I eventually found a workaround: http://www.guifort.org/home/2014/5/20/would-you-kindly-stop-to-spam-me
Feel free to use my email as a template to get rid of these spams.

This is great info but you don't mention anywhere WHO to send your template to.

[Sam]

Post by Guifort

Post by Guifort

Post by Sam
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

I had the same bad experience with JobDiva, but I eventually found a

workaround: http://www.guifort.org/home/2014/5/20/would-you-kindly-stop-to-
spam-me

Post by Guifort
Feel free to use my email as a template to get rid of these spams.

This is great info but you don't mention anywhere WHO to send your template to.

The message you replied to was written five months ago.

And the original message was written four years ago.

Unfortunately, Google Groups isn't a web site where everyone sits around,
for months, waiting for some dumbass, who is too stupid to figure out what
Google Groups really is, and who should not be allowed access to the
Internet in general, to come in and ask some mind-numbing crap, and then
answer it. Sorry.

[g***@gmail.com]

DO NOT WORK WITH INDIANS. Do not hire them, do not respond to jobs from them. They are LIARs who hate anglo-saxons (see what the British Empire did to them). They lie about their names - to get past those who are on to their dirty ploys, they lie about their qualifications - proven. There was a US Dept of Labor study that showed that fully 48% of INDIAN H1B visa applicants had lied about their qualifications to get the visa.

INDIANS ARE INVADING THE US, TAKING YOUR JOBS, AND WILL SUCK THE LIFE OUT OF AMERICA IF YOU LET THEM. Dont let them.

FreedomFighter

[Spam Guy]

Post by g***@gmail.com
DO NOT WORK WITH INDIANS. Do not hire them, do not respond to
jobs from them. They are LIARs who hate anglo-saxons
INDIANS ARE INVADING THE US, TAKING YOUR JOBS, AND WILL SUCK
THE LIFE OUT OF AMERICA IF YOU LET THEM. Don't let them.
FreedomFighter

NNTP-Posting-Host: 213.95.191.51

Nuernberg, Germany

BTW, given the flood of latino's entering freely into the US currently,
it would be a huge improvement if they were Indians instead.

Our friend in Germany should be more concerned with tidal wave of
arabs/muslims entering (and islam-ifying) europe.

[Catherine Jefferson]

Post by Spam Guy

Post by g***@gmail.com
DO NOT WORK WITH INDIANS. Do not hire them, do not respond to
jobs from them. They are LIARs who hate anglo-saxons
INDIANS ARE INVADING THE US, TAKING YOUR JOBS, AND WILL SUCK
THE LIFE OUT OF AMERICA IF YOU LET THEM. Don't let them.
FreedomFighter

NNTP-Posting-Host: 213.95.191.51
Nuernberg, Germany
BTW, given the flood of latino's entering freely into the US currently,
it would be a huge improvement if they were Indians instead.
Our friend in Germany should be more concerned with tidal wave of
arabs/muslims entering (and islam-ifying) europe.

I'm just glad you're trolling the troll. Otherwise, I would see two
racists with no much to tell between them. (And posted this so that
other readers who aren't familiar with you won't jump to conclusions.) ;)

[Andreas Kohlbach]

Post by Spam Guy

Post by g***@gmail.com
DO NOT WORK WITH INDIANS. Do not hire them, do not respond to
jobs from them. They are LIARs who hate anglo-saxons
INDIANS ARE INVADING THE US, TAKING YOUR JOBS, AND WILL SUCK
THE LIFE OUT OF AMERICA IF YOU LET THEM. Don't let them.
FreedomFighter

NNTP-Posting-Host: 213.95.191.51
Nuernberg, Germany

Wasn't that where the Nazis has to stand trial in 1945/1946?

Our racist (not sure if you can call the Indian people a race though)
might want to step out of the door - very carefully. ;-)

[BEI Design]

Post by Andreas Kohlbach

Post by Spam Guy

Post by g***@gmail.com
DO NOT WORK WITH INDIANS. Do not hire them, do not respond to
jobs from them. They are LIARs who hate anglo-saxons
INDIANS ARE INVADING THE US, TAKING YOUR JOBS, AND WILL SUCK
THE LIFE OUT OF AMERICA IF YOU LET THEM. Don't let them.
FreedomFighter

NNTP-Posting-Host: 213.95.191.51
Nuernberg, Germany

Wasn't that where the Nazis has to stand trial in 1945/1946?
Our racist (not sure if you can call the Indian people a race
though) might want to step out of the door - very carefully.
;-)

Nuernberg != Nuremberg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuremberg_trials

HTH ;-O

[Norman Miller]

Post by BEI Design
Nuernberg != Nuremberg

Proper Deutsch spelling of Nuremberg appears to be: Nürnberg.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuremberg

A common method of rendering "ü" in English, which has no umlauts, is
"ue". I am guessing that "Nuernberg" is to "Nuremberg" as "Wien" is to
"Vienna", or "Roma" to "Rome".

[chris haskett]

On Tuesday, August 26, 2014 1:55:56 PM UTC+1, Spam Guy wrote:

<From: Spam Guy <"Spam"@Guy . com>

I see you are still spoofing that you have permission to post from guy.com.

HAND

[Spam Guy]

Post by chris haskett
I see you are still spoofing that you have permission to post
from guy .com.

I don't post from guy .com.

Technically nobody posts to usenet from an email address (real or fake).

And thanks to your efforts, if anyone that actually does have a valid
guy .com address trys to post to usenet - they won't be able to do so
using the AIOE server. So you've done a great service for the current
and future owners / users of that domain.

And with this reply I challenge you and other similarly brain-dead
critics to explain your lack of concern with the state of my
"permission" to use this (gmail) address.

Post by chris haskett
HAND

whatever.

[Martijn Lievaart]

Post by Spam Guy
And with this reply I challenge you and other similarly brain-dead
critics to explain your lack of concern with the state of my
"permission" to use this (gmail) address.

Well did you register ***@gmail.com with gmail? If not, you are also
abusing that address.

M4

[chris haskett]

Post by Spam Guy

Post by chris haskett
I see you are still spoofing that you have permission to post
from guy .com.

I don't post from guy .com.

Then why announce that you do?

Post by Spam Guy
Technically nobody posts to usenet from an email address (real or fake).

Hah! You would certainly know about using a fake return address.

Post by Spam Guy
And thanks to your efforts, if anyone that actually does have a valid
guy .com address trys to post to usenet - they won't be able to do so
using the AIOE server. So you've done a great service for the current
and future owners / users of that domain.

My efforts? What efforts are those?

Post by Spam Guy
And with this reply I challenge you and other similarly brain-dead
critics to explain your lack of concern with the state of my
"permission" to use this (gmail) address.

Why? Are you spoofing that as well?

Post by Spam Guy

Post by chris haskett
HAND

whatever.

Indeed. HAND.

[g***@gmail.com]

I also ran across this htread. Zscaler parsed out jobdivahk.com and it's apparently dead, they show the domain as parked.

http://zulu.zscaler.com/submission/show/4bf840dc03728b5019fb6ed10f6394f9-1409089253

[s***@gmail.com]

These job scams are identity theft scams,

Be careful, if they give you details on the position, look it up directly with the employer, and contact them directly if you are interested. These are publicly listed offers (the scammer changes the duration or other details of the offer).


They will eventually ask for your SSN/SIN and other personal info, do not give it to them, i repeat DO NOT GIVE SSN/SIN/ADDRESS/fullname. These may seem like employers, but are not.

[Sam]

Post by s***@gmail.com
These job scams are identity theft scams,
Be careful, if they give you details on the position, look it up directly
with the employer, and contact them directly if you are interested. These
are publicly listed offers (the scammer changes the duration or other
details of the offer).
They will eventually ask for your SSN/SIN and other personal info, do not
give it to them, i repeat DO NOT GIVE SSN/SIN/ADDRESS/fullname. These may
seem like employers, but are not.

You're an idiot.

Please cancel your Google Groups account. You have no fucking clue what
intelligent people do around here.

You're too stupid to be allowed access to the Internet.

[r***@gmail.com]

I get 2 to 6 emails a DAY from the JobDiva.com "engine".
Same thing .. mostly recruiters with East Indian surnames, sending me unqualified inquiries into my availability for recruiting contracts (which I am not interested in).

I have never posted my Resume on Job Diva.

If I unsubscribe from an email, I just get others from other East Indian surnamed recruiters.

It is a spam engine for sure.

Post by Sam
Received: from jobdivabk.com (fw.jobdivabk.com [66.111.12.234]) by
mxw05.daemonmail.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7B30F20070E for
Received: from batch153 ([10.10.130.153]) by jobdivabk.com (L-Soft HDMail 2.1);
Thu, 16 Dec 2010 17:02:37 -0500
This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

[r***@gmail.com]

I have the same problem, and engaged these people - filed a complaint with the FCC. Here are the replies I received from Emily Clark .. their Product Manager (interestingly enough). I could not find a profile for her on LinkedIN, so I wonder if she is a ficticious blond haired, blue eyed female (whose emails are actually answered by someone in India)???

Her opinion is that recruiters that use JobDiva.com are uploading my resume into their system, then contacting me from their own personal contacts.

But my opinion is that THEY are scraping resumes from other sites, creating a library for these bottom-end recruiters to use for spamming.

I evidence this by the fact that for every ONE recruiter I un-susbscribe from, I get 2 new recruiter emails the next day (from other virtual companies).

4/2/2015 - 11:55am
Hi Ralph,

We don't have any objections to your engaging the FCC on this matter - entirely your call. JobDiva works well within the law (and indeed is far more compliant than the law even requires). We're committed to the SPAM-CAN Law Act. Of course, we do regret that off-target emails reach you because perhaps recruiters are doing too vague a search and you are receiving job offers that are not directly a match and that these upset you, but the simplest solution is to unsubscribe from the sender.

Your email does contain an erroneous assumption though, which may be leading you to misunderstand our product. JobDiva hosts the candidate databases of employers. We do not provide, own or control content in the database. JobDiva's software may be used by these employers to send email, but only after the employer received your resume or contact information through a public forum (such as a job board) where it was posted. You mention that those job boards protect your data. They do, in a way. I think they can limit your profile. But if you put your personal contact information on the content of your resume as you have for DICE and Monster - well, all employers and agencies can download the resume and thus have that information. That is, each email you received is based on contact information included in a resume that these employers have obtained.

If ever a client seem to not honor your opt out request, or if they are not forthcoming about the source of their resumes or contact information, please let us know. It's displayed very clearly in the database. JobDiva will request their compliance, since it is within the requirement of our client agreement with these employers.

Today, JobDiva is the largest applicant tracking system for employers who hire consulting or temporary staffing. So, it is not unusual for you to have received many emails from companies who use this platform. Meanwhile, please note that JobDiva, like any other Internet platform that hosts companies data, is not different from an email service such as Gmail, Hotmail or the like in its rights and obligations. If you ever feel they are performing anything illegal, please let us know and we will take the appropriate measures.

Best,
Emily Clark
JobDiva


From: ***@gmail.com [mailto:***@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Ralph Cesena Jr
Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2015 2:42 PM
To: Emily Clark
Cc: Girish Aiedasani; ***@fcc.gov; Cassandra Logan
Subject: Re: please recommend Oracle DBA / Data Architect in San Jose CA, this is a 12 Months Contract opportunity.

As demonstrated by my emails, none of the contacts I have been received had anything to do with the job I am seeking.
Further, both DICE and MONSTER protect my personal information and privacy.
It is a violation of their use policy to take my personal information / resume for your job site (to which I have not uploaded, nor authorized my contact information to be used).

I will continue forward with my complaint with the FTC.

I have asked to have all my contact information, resume, and personal information removed from the JobDiva.com website.
This has not occured.

rpc



On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 11:39 AM, Emily Clark <***@jobdiva.com> wrote:
Hi Ralph,
Your contact information has been collected because it was posted publicly on job boards, and the Employer or Agency contracting with that job board downloaded it because it contained skills related to positions they were seeking to fill. They are now trying to tell you about upcoming positions.

Our system enforces CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 compliance, which means that every mass email sent from JobDiva includes the opportunity to unsubscribe. Once you've unsubscribed, that company cannot mass email you again.

We see that you have successfully unsubscribed from future emails from Intelliswift.

Regards,

Emily Clark

JobDiva

[r***@gmail.com]

In addition, I have asked Job Diva to remove my information from their system. They have not agreed to comply.

Post by r***@gmail.com
I have the same problem, and engaged these people - filed a complaint with the FCC. Here are the replies I received from Emily Clark .. their Product Manager (interestingly enough). I could not find a profile for her on LinkedIN, so I wonder if she is a ficticious blond haired, blue eyed female (whose emails are actually answered by someone in India)???
Her opinion is that recruiters that use JobDiva.com are uploading my resume into their system, then contacting me from their own personal contacts.
But my opinion is that THEY are scraping resumes from other sites, creating a library for these bottom-end recruiters to use for spamming.
I evidence this by the fact that for every ONE recruiter I un-susbscribe from, I get 2 new recruiter emails the next day (from other virtual companies).
4/2/2015 - 11:55am
Hi Ralph,
We don't have any objections to your engaging the FCC on this matter - entirely your call. JobDiva works well within the law (and indeed is far more compliant than the law even requires). We're committed to the SPAM-CAN Law Act. Of course, we do regret that off-target emails reach you because perhaps recruiters are doing too vague a search and you are receiving job offers that are not directly a match and that these upset you, but the simplest solution is to unsubscribe from the sender.
Your email does contain an erroneous assumption though, which may be leading you to misunderstand our product. JobDiva hosts the candidate databases of employers. We do not provide, own or control content in the database. JobDiva's software may be used by these employers to send email, but only after the employer received your resume or contact information through a public forum (such as a job board) where it was posted. You mention that those job boards protect your data. They do, in a way. I think they can limit your profile. But if you put your personal contact information on the content of your resume as you have for DICE and Monster - well, all employers and agencies can download the resume and thus have that information. That is, each email you received is based on contact information included in a resume that these employers have obtained.
If ever a client seem to not honor your opt out request, or if they are not forthcoming about the source of their resumes or contact information, please let us know. It's displayed very clearly in the database. JobDiva will request their compliance, since it is within the requirement of our client agreement with these employers.
Today, JobDiva is the largest applicant tracking system for employers who hire consulting or temporary staffing. So, it is not unusual for you to have received many emails from companies who use this platform. Meanwhile, please note that JobDiva, like any other Internet platform that hosts companies data, is not different from an email service such as Gmail, Hotmail or the like in its rights and obligations. If you ever feel they are performing anything illegal, please let us know and we will take the appropriate measures.
Best,
Emily Clark
JobDiva
Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2015 2:42 PM
To: Emily Clark
Subject: Re: please recommend Oracle DBA / Data Architect in San Jose CA, this is a 12 Months Contract opportunity.
As demonstrated by my emails, none of the contacts I have been received had anything to do with the job I am seeking.
Further, both DICE and MONSTER protect my personal information and privacy.
It is a violation of their use policy to take my personal information / resume for your job site (to which I have not uploaded, nor authorized my contact information to be used).
I will continue forward with my complaint with the FTC.
I have asked to have all my contact information, resume, and personal information removed from the JobDiva.com website.
This has not occured.
rpc
Hi Ralph,
Your contact information has been collected because it was posted publicly on job boards, and the Employer or Agency contracting with that job board downloaded it because it contained skills related to positions they were seeking to fill. They are now trying to tell you about upcoming positions.
Our system enforces CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 compliance, which means that every mass email sent from JobDiva includes the opportunity to unsubscribe. Once you've unsubscribed, that company cannot mass email you again.
We see that you have successfully unsubscribed from future emails from Intelliswift.
Regards,
Emily Clark
JobDiva

[TOASTEDspam]

Post by r***@gmail.com
In addition, I have asked Job Diva to remove my information from their system. They have not agreed to comply.

Do all the spams come from @jobdiva.com? If so, block that.
I had that in my block list for quite some time when i was
getting spammed by them. I never got another one after that.
But, maybe they don't operate that way anymore.

That they won't remove you from their database and prevent
you from being re-added makes them mainline spammers/spam
supporters.

[Sam]

Post by TOASTEDspam

Post by r***@gmail.com
In addition, I have asked Job Diva to remove my information from their
system. They have not agreed to comply.

I had that in my block list for quite some time when i was
getting spammed by them. I never got another one after that.
But, maybe they don't operate that way anymore.
That they won't remove you from their database and prevent
you from being re-added makes them mainline spammers/spam
supporters.

Unfortunately, the clueless newbies who do not understand what Google Groups
is (this Google Groups thread is the #2 hit for the "jobdiva spam" search),
and who keep responding to this five year old thread are obviously too
stupid to figure out how to implement a blocklist.

The problem with Jobdiva is that their spam is borderline spam. It falls
square in a big gray area, for the reasons outlined years ago, in this
thread.

Initially, after considering all the factors I went the blacklist approach,
which was highly effective. At least back then they were spewing only from
their IP addresses.

If they're still spamming from their own IP address space, they should honor
a request to block all email to a particular email address. Someone who is
not capable of implementing blocklisting for their own email should send
this kind of request to Jobdiva and their upstreams, stating that any future
email from them will be spam.

Unfortunately, the class of people who keep responding to this years-old
thread are not the class who will know how to do this properly.

[g***@gmail.com]

Notice two errors on the Emily Clark email.

'The FCC'. She meant of course the FTC, but was probably too dumb to know the difference. The FCC has never really gotten involved in dealing with spam, unless it maybe was the old cable descrambler spam cesspools of about fifteen years ago that infested everyone's inboxes. Sightings archived on Google will confirm those spam runs.

'SPAM-CAN', she claimed to comply with that. What is that law anyway? (She may have meant 'CAN-SPAM' but frankly did not consult her corporate legal department on this, or the legal department doesn't know about the law in the first place). Not likely to be believed due to this rather obvious error.

[n***@gmail.com]

Here's a link you might be interested in: http://www.norecruitingspam.com
Gmail won't filter out through the headers you need.

Post by Sam
Received: from jobdivabk.com (fw.jobdivabk.com [66.111.12.234]) by
mxw05.daemonmail.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7B30F20070E for
Received: from batch153 ([10.10.130.153]) by jobdivabk.com (L-Soft HDMail 2.1);
Thu, 16 Dec 2010 17:02:37 -0500
This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

[Sam]

Post by n***@gmail.com
Here's a link you might be interested in: http://www.norecruitingspam.com

Thank you for telling me what I did six years ago.

[Catherine Jefferson]

Post by Sam

Post by n***@gmail.com
Here's a link you might be interested in: http://www.norecruitingspam.com

Thank you for telling me what I did six years ago.

<snicker> It *is* fun to have people citing your own websites or
articles back to you, isn't it? ;)

[h***@gmail.com]

Post by Sam

Post by n***@gmail.com
Here's a link you might be interested in: http://www.norecruitingspam.com

Thank you for telling me what I did six years ago.

You mean that you learned how to write a simple exim filter? Has anyone notified the Nobel Committee?

[Sam]

Post by h***@gmail.com

Post by Sam

Post by n***@gmail.com
Here's a link you might be interested in: http://www.norecruitingspam.com

Thank you for telling me what I did six years ago.

You mean that you learned how to write a simple exim filter?

No, I don't use exim.

[KillAllSpamers]

nyi.net
1-800-288-7387

There server is hosted by nyi.net call and complain every time you get spam from there server. Toll free number are expensive, run up there bill. There is of course no direct contact information for Jobdiva.com. So swamp there support line with complaints 1-800-288-7387.

Post by Sam

Post by h***@gmail.com

Post by Sam

Post by n***@gmail.com
Here's a link you might be interested in: http://www.norecruitingspam.com

Thank you for telling me what I did six years ago.

You mean that you learned how to write a simple exim filter?

No, I don't use exim.

[KillAllSpamers]

There server is hosted by Network Solutions call and complain every time you get spam from there server. Toll free number are expensive, run up there bill. There is of course no direct contact information for Jobdiva.com. So swamp there support line with complaints.

Network Solutions Partner Program
1-877-438-8580 US and Canada.
1-570-708-8607
Email services 1-800-361-5712 1-888-793-7657

Post by Sam
Received: from jobdivabk.com (fw.jobdivabk.com [66.111.12.234]) by
mxw05.daemonmail.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7B30F20070E for
Received: from batch153 ([10.10.130.153]) by jobdivabk.com (L-Soft HDMail 2.1);
Thu, 16 Dec 2010 17:02:37 -0500
This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

[c***@gmail.com]

A solution... Start a filter to forward all recruiter spam from JobDiva to the executives at JobDiva until they change their policy.

***@jobdiva.com

Consider adding a nice little summary why they are getting your spam.

Example:

I am getting these spam messages from your system from recruiters in your network. Since I have no means of opting out or removing my details from your system, I decided that you can handle your own mess. Here is an example of the spam that comes to me dozens of times a day. Since I did not authorize you or your subscribers to use my data, I would kindly ask that you remove my profile from your system and start banning your subscribers who are abusing your systems. Thank You.

[Andreas Kohlbach]

Post by c***@gmail.com
A solution... Start a filter to forward all recruiter spam from JobDiva to the executives at JobDiva until they change their policy.
Consider adding a nice little summary why they are getting your spam.
I am getting these spam messages from your system from recruiters in
your network. Since I have no means of opting out or removing my
details from your system, I decided that you can handle your own mess.
Here is an example of the spam that comes to me dozens of times a day.
Since I did not authorize you or your subscribers to use my data, I
would kindly ask that you remove my profile from your system and start
banning your subscribers who are abusing your systems. Thank You.

Do you have a spam header? My be URLs in the body?

I found
http://www.guifort.org/home/2014/5/20/would-you-kindly-stop-to-spam-me an
interesting read.

[Thane]

On Mon, 04 Apr 2016 12:48:55 -0700, cgrossmeier wrote:

It looks like you're replying to a message from 2010. Are you really
still getting these spams?

Thane

[t***@west.cmu.edu]

Same problem here....

I shot JobDiva a mail to request them to remove my mail address from their system, just as this article suggested http://www.guifort.org/home/2014/5/20/would-you-kindly-stop-to-spam-me , however, they replied that mail address and resume info are in each client's private database, so they can do nothing.

I checked this page http://www.jobdiva.info/transcripts/demos/harvesting.htm, it do mention that their services are supplement to client's private database...

Post by Thane
It looks like you're replying to a message from 2010. Are you really
still getting these spams?
Thane

[d***@gmail.com]

JobDiva is still live and well and sending me spam. I've contacted them to stop, but they said that they were an aggregator of public information and were not doing anything that someone could not already do. Which is BS since my information has not been public for some time.

I really feel like JobDiva is a parasite on this world.. Sigh.

Post by Sam
Received: from jobdivabk.com (fw.jobdivabk.com [66.111.12.234]) by
mxw05.daemonmail.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7B30F20070E for
Received: from batch153 ([10.10.130.153]) by jobdivabk.com (L-Soft HDMail 2.1);
Thu, 16 Dec 2010 17:02:37 -0500
This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

[d***@gmail.com]

Post by Sam
Received: from jobdivabk.com (fw.jobdivabk.com [66.111.12.234]) by
mxw05.daemonmail.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 7B30F20070E for
Received: from batch153 ([10.10.130.153]) by jobdivabk.com (L-Soft HDMail 2.1);
Thu, 16 Dec 2010 17:02:37 -0500
This appears to be some kind of an outsourced headhunter spam-for-hire
mailing list outfit. In my experience, their "services" get used by
bottom-feeding headhunters who do simple keyword searches on other, real job
sites; but they don't even bother to read the individual profile of everyone
who comes up in the search; rather they just upload their search results to
this outfit, then start spamming all their open job reqs to their
jobdiva-run mailing list.
I suspect a possibility that this outfit may actually be doing proxy
searches on other, real job sites, itself (that likely to be prohibited by
their TOS) and suck in the contact details, but that's not an important
detail.
Each spam run from Jobdiva has an opt-out link, but that appears to opt you
out of a single headhunter's spam list, only.
So far I've now been harassed by about a dozen completely unrelated
headhunters, located in various Bumfuck, middle-of-nowheres; who have no
clue about the geographical characteristics of my metropolitan home base;
who appear to be simply feeding off generic, bland, HR portals of huge
corporate bureaucracies; who have no clue as to the hiring business itself;
they just pull various open job reqs from the corporate HR databases; they
then simply scour various job boards and do basic keyword searches; they
completely ignore the profile of anyone who comes up in the keyword search,
including where they live, and where they're looking for jobs; they never
even read the CVs they pull up; they then proceed to simply add the email
addresses to their jobdiva-managed mailing list, and then proceed and spam
their every job req, going from that point forward, to this outsourced
mailing list.
I've finally had enough, and I've gotten tired of it, and all of the Jobdiva
spam I'm getting is now drowing out the real recruiters, who know how to do
their job, who actually bother to contact only those people whose background
and what they're looking for seems to be appropriate for whatever open spot
they're trying to fil;, and because they know what they're doing they have
no use whatsoever for this rent-a-spam service.
I have no particular bias against headhunters, in general. I've conducted
very profitable business with selected, experienced ones, for several
decades now. They made me a lot of money for me, and they made a little bit
of money off me, too. It's a pleasure doing business with the ones who are,
truly, professionals. And that's true for any profession, not just this one.
But the stuff that I'm getting coming out of this domain is utter crap,
plain and simple. I should not be getting it. I just realized, today, that
if someone actually bothered to read the first paragraph of what I posted to
various job boards, I would not've gotten a single mail from jobdiva, to
date.
I became suspicious when I noticed that the links from nearly all the shit
I've been getting for several weeks now ends up at very similar opt-out
page, that differ only in the headhunter logo. I then went back to my trash
can, pulled up these emails, and, whoa, all the crap from all these
different shitheads is coming from the same outfit! Bingo.
This email source has now earned a permanent spot on my shitlist.

they are ... it is SPAM

[Andreas Kohlbach]

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they are ... it is SPAM

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